People, Nature & Landscape Photography - 17 hours

Join these very popular series of hands-on classes that will teach you to utilize easy to learn techniques and approaches you can use to improve your photography and help you capture photos that you will be proud of for years to come. The classes are designed for all levels of photographers, whether you are “beginner” or an “experience shooter” you will have an opportunity to learn new techniques and explore new creative concepts. The class will include an orientation to photographic opportunities in area, plus learn how to put new creativity and originality into your photography. Learn specialized techniques for photographing waterfalls, sunsets, and special moments at home, in your backyard or traveling around Wisconsin.

Field Trip Details:
A guided off-campus field trip will be held on Saturday, October 10, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Devils River Campground and Cherney Maribel Caves County Park in Maribel. Driving directions and additional details will be shared in class. Please note: the field trip may involve walking on rugged terrain and is not suitable for those with mobility concerns. Students are responsible for their own transportation and any meals.

Required Supplies: A digital camera of any kind.

Note: Any costs for transportation to the field trip site are not included in the registration fee. Additional online activities may be required outside of the scheduled class times.

Instructor Contact:
Michael Cooney
Email: mjcooney5391@gmail.com
Phone: (920) 379-5556

Class includes at least one in-person meeting and required online instructional activities. For specific in-person meeting dates, view Meeting Information details in the Class Information window in MyFVTC. At least 50% of class instruction will be provided online. You will need a broadband internet connection and may need a webcam OR you can use a workstation at any FVTC location. On the class start date, log in to Blackboard at https://fvtc.blackboard.com/. Here you will find the instructor contact information, class syllabus and instructions on how to begin the class. If you have a problem during the login process or have a question about accessing your online class, send an email to online@fvtc.edu or call 920-735-4816.

Please see the notes below for a list of supplies needed for this class.  Fox Valley Technical College reserves the right to cancel a class due to low enrollment up to two days in advance of the class start date and refunds will be given.  Please take this into consideration when purchasing supplies needed for this class.

Join these very popular series of hands-on classes that will teach you to utilize easy to learn techniques and approaches you can use to improve your photography and help you capture photos that you will be proud of for years to come.
The classes are designed for all levels of photographers, whether you are “beginner” or an “experience shooter” you will have an opportunity for learn new techniques and explore new creative concepts.
The class will include an orientation to photographic opportunities in area, plus learn how to put new creativity and originality into your photography.
Learn specialized techniques for photographing waterfalls, sunsets, and special moments at home, in your backyard or traveling around Wisconsin.
Class will be held over nine weeks on Tuesday evenings.
Class includes an outdoor Photo Lab with field trip.  Location of shoot will be within an hour or less drive from Waupaca.  Detailed field trip location and driving directions will be provided in class. The location visited may require walking and navigating some rugged terrain.  These trips are not suitable for people with mobility issues. Students are responsible for their own transportation to the sites and meals as required.
Required supplies: A digital camera of any kind.  Additional expenses required for the field trip transportation are not include in registration fee and are the responsibility of student. 
If you have any questions on the class, please contact instructor Michael Cooney at mjcooney5391@gmail.com or (920) 379-5556.